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However, the women of the Mongol Empire were very different.
In the spring of 1206, Boer Jin Temujin established the Great Mongol State at the source of the Nan River. After the establishment of the Mongol Empire, Genghis Khan conquered the north and south, fought everywhere, launched countless foreign wars, conquered the region from the Jin Dynasty in East Asia, the Western Xia, the West to central Asia, and the Black Sea coast of Eastern Europe, and established a huge empire, a powerful empire famous in world history.
Since ancient times, war has not been about women, but the Mongol Empire was different.
Throughout the history of the Mongol Empire, women played a very important role and held a very high status.
In fact, the beginning of the Mongol Empire had a great relationship with women. It seems that great people have a very tragic past, and Genghis Khan is like this. Genghis Khan was born in the steppe, his father was the head of the Mongolian Beggars, and his mother was born in the Hongjira tribe.
Temujin was only 9 years old when his father was poisoned by Temujin's son Zalin.
After the death of his father, the power of Beggar Yan weakened, Temujin's mother and son brothers were abandoned by the clan, at such a difficult moment, Temujin's mother stood up, and she successfully raised Temujin brothers in the bloody rain and wind with tenacious perseverance and superhuman talent.
In addition to raising temujin's brothers, she is also a very strong woman, able to go to war, and her ability is very good. In Temujin's famous "Battle of the Thirteen Wings", Hae-erlun also occupies a very important position, she led a pair of winged troops, fought together, and finally won the war.
In the history of the Mongol Empire, not only did Ha Erlun stand on the stage of history, but many other aristocratic women stepped onto the stage of history and began to belong to their legends.
Perhaps, this stems from the traditions of the Mongol Empire. The Mongols lived on the steppes, and for men and women to divide labor, it was like this, men were responsible for guarding their homes and fighting for the country, and women were responsible for animal husbandry and family labor, which occupied a very important position in a family.
Therefore, unlike the women of the Central Plains, women in Mongolia have decision-making power not only in daily life, but also in politics.
Even so, Mongolia practices polygamy.
According to the tradition of previous Mongol tribes, women could have the right to inherit property and decide whether to divorce, remarry and not marry. After the establishment of the Mongol Empire, these traditions continued to flourish, and the aristocratic women, who were not only economically independent, but also had their own armies, their own lands, and their own subjects.
And these, in the Central Plains Dynasty, were unthinkable, even the most female-friendly Tang Dynasty.
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